06 janeiro 2017

No começo de ano? Que tal jogar tarot, baralho cigano e outros oráculos?



Não custa nada, vamos ver o que dizem as cartas para você?
Nós do Magia do Bem temos tarot grátis do dia e tarot do amor, basta um clique e você pode consultar a sua sorte do dia.

Também temos baralho cigano, desculpa não falta. É grátis, é só clicar e fazer a sua consulta, todo dia que desejar no Magia do Bem.

As cartas são ótimas conselheiras! E aproveitamos vamos falar mais sobre isto no próximo artigo!

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O poder das cartas, tarot, cartas ciganas, búzios, entre outros oráculos.



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How old are the major towns in Germany? Here is the age of each,...



How old are the major towns in Germany? Here is the age of each, in years. I am personally amazed how many are older than 2,000 years old!

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If you like psychology, you’ll love...



If you like psychology, you’ll love all-about-psychology.com

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Earth and Its Moon, as Seen From Mars


Here is a view of Earth and its moon, as seen from Mars. It combines two images acquired on Nov. 20, 2016, by the HiRISE camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, with brightness adjusted separately for Earth and the moon to show details on both bodies.

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January 6th 1852: Louis Braille diesOn this day in 1852, the...





January 6th 1852: Louis Braille dies

On this day in 1852, the French educator Louis Braille died in Paris aged 43. Braille is best known for inventing the system of reading and writing used by blind people. He was born in a small French town in January 1809 and was blinded aged three, in an accident with an awl he found in his father’s workshop. The boy lost the sight in both eyes due to the accident, but refused to give up on his education. He struggled at school, as even at the Royal Institution for Blind Youth in Paris - where he began attending when he was ten - the teachers just talked at the students. Braille found the school’s fourteen raised-letter books entirely inadequate and was desperate to find a better way to read. When Braille was twelve, a former soldier called Charles Barbier visited the school and demonstrated his ‘night writing’ code of raised dots and dashes for soldiers to communicate. The exceptionally gifted young Braille then modified Barbier’s system, using just six dots rather than twelve to make it quicker and easier to read. Poignantly, Braille created his own raised dot system using an awl, the same instrument that had blinded him. In 1829, when he was twenty, he published the first ever braille book. Braille continued to modify and improve the system, but unfortunately its brilliance was not recognised until after his death in 1852. It was in 1868, when the forerunners of the British Royal National Institute for the Blind took up the cause, that the system began to be taught and spread worldwide. Louis Braille’s invention is now used all around the world and has provided blind people everywhere with a tool to read books and public signs and to communicate independently.

“We do not need pity, nor do we need to be reminded we are vulnerable. We must be treated as equals – and communication is the way this can be brought about”
- Louis Braille

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The extinct California grizzly bear was the largest bear in the world - bigger than both Polar and...

The extinct California grizzly bear was the largest bear in the world - bigger than both Polar and Kodiak bears. The heaviest on record weighed 2,350 pounds and was shot in the Santa Clarita Valley in 1876.

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TODAY IN THE HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGYVisit –>...



TODAY IN THE HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY

Visit –> all-about-psychology.com for free psychology information and resources.

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